Veterinary Science: Research Projects Ideas

Use articles from current magazines (see Home page).

• Literature review (2-3 current trade articles about a topic).
• Case study (an examination of one person, group, or situation over time).
• Specialties in the trade (different career options).
• Study of a specific process, procedure, instrument, or method.
• History of the trade (general).
• Gender disparity in the trade.
• An examination of stereotypes in the trade.
• History of one topic in the trade.
• History or biography of a business (company) or person (past or present).
• An exploration of a “game changer” in your trade (invention or innovation).
• Future of the trade.
• Future of the career in the trade (salary, education, marketability, owning a business).
• Other topics.

Resume and Cover Letter LibGuide

1. Lesson and creation of resume
2. Lesson and creation of cover letter
3. Students will use/find a company for a possible co-op or find a job on indeed.com or other site.
4. Attach both to a brief, professional email for a prospective job to your teacher and CC:  jourdain-jennifer@montytech.net
5. Drafts will be corrected and returned to student.  Grading will be based on second (final) draft.

Resume rubric
Cover letter and email rubric

• Writing Assignment Using Google Docs:
  • Fill in a table with preloaded questions and a space for the source citation (worksheet).
  • Traditional research paper (APA or MLA Style) with introduction, thesis, supporting paragraphs, conclusion, and sources.
  • Write a review, an analysis, or different form of writing.
• Physical Presentation:
  • Drawing (ex: "One Page" with handwritten explanations)
  • Collage using photos and text
  • Physical product related to shop with photographic evidence or video
  • Brochure, game board, poster, three panel display board, or diorama
• Technology-Based Presentation:
  • Google Slides or Google Drawing
  • Prezi (zooming online presentation)
  • Canva (posters, business cards, resumes)
  • StoryboardThat (comic strip)
  • Genial.ly (timeline, interactive image, presentation, game)
  • Video (present with visual aids, screencast, create a "how-to" video, FlipGrid)
  • Kahoot, Quizlet, or Quizziz (students create a quiz to test the knowledge of other students)
• Other Creative Ideas:
  • Write a news story, skit, poem, or song about your topic.
  • Create a children's book to explain your topic.
  • Make a movie with your cell phone and edit using iMovie, Magisto, Adobe Premiere Clip, or GoPro Splice.
  • Write a letter to a real or fictional person.